North Cahaba Sportsmen Association is looking to add four members to our unique bow hunting opportunity just outside of Birmingham (Property is just across I-20 from Bass Pro Shops in Leeds). Key info is listed below:


2400 +/- acres
Trophy whitetail program
Feed program in place (Started this year)
15 total members
Dues are $2,000 this year. Expected to increase to $3,000 by 2020/21
Each membership is a family membership
Not guest friendly
Bow/crossbow only. No firearms. No exceptions
No turkey hunting rights
No camp house
Lots of Cahaba River frontage
Multiple lakes


Most of our current members are new to bow hunting and whitetail management. We are just looking for a few more good people who enjoy the outdoors, want to share what they have and possibly build relationships that could last a lifetime. We are not interested in drama, competition or secrecy. Email us at NCSAOutdoors@Gmail.com for more information. Thank you and God bless.

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no turkey with a bow?????

Unfriendly to guests?

Hmmmm......that land sounds like US steel land. 15 members at $2000 each is $30,000.00 for 2400 acres? That is >$12.50 per acre. That is a lot for Jefferson county. I am in a club in Greene county. We have 3800 acres with a great lodge, fishing lakes and huge green fields with a sportsman condo on each field. Fall and summer planting. 13 members and $2250 per year. I would ask if the club has an "open book" accounting system where all credits and debits are open for review. Just my take.

the land in question is USX land and is worth as much as any land in Greene Co for big bucks.

Thanks BhamFred. Yep. Someone is lining their pocket.

I have no idea what they are paying for the land.


I hunted the same land(and more of it) for ten years for free. It had very few deer to start with. After 10 years of protection and minimal management, mostly trigger control, the place had an abundance of mature and over mature bucks. Genetics range from not so good to damnthatthingishuge. We killed maybe 3-4 bucks a season, no does, off 7000 acres. A big handfull of over 150" bucks, some well over. A lot of it is real open kudzu patches not favorable to bowhunting, but it has Cahaba River frontage and clearcut edges to bowhunt along. They killed a 140" buck last season there.

There’s definitely some toads on that property. I’ve seen some have friends that work for the railroad that see them regularly. We’ve hunted land that touches it and killed some good deer and seen giants.

We used to ride it before the hunting club was formed.. Big ole deer in them woods.